Which nurse should be assigned to care for the client who has recently returned from surgery following a coronary artery bypass graft? A. The nurse with 2 years experience in surgery B. The nurse with 1 year experience in oncology C. The nurse with 10 years experience in neonatal intensive care D. The nurse with 5 years experience in the emergency room

The patient has recently undergone a coronary artery bypass graft, which is a surgical procedure related to the heart. Therefore, we need to find a nurse with experience in cardiology and/or postoperative care.

We need to evaluate the four available nurses' experiences based on the provided information: A. The nurse with 2 years experience in surgery B. The nurse with 1 year experience in oncology C. The nurse with 10 years experience in neonatal intensive care D. The nurse with 5 years experience in the emergency room

A. The nurse with 2 years experience in surgery: This nurse likely has experience in postoperative care, including monitoring surgical patients and providing necessary care as they recover. B. The nurse with 1 year experience in oncology: This nurse mainly has experience in cancer care, which may not be directly relevant to postoperative care for a heart surgery patient. C. The nurse with 10 years experience in neonatal intensive care: While this nurse has a significant amount of experience, it is primarily in the care of newborns, which may not translate well to the care of a coronary artery bypass graft patient. D. The nurse with 5 years experience in the emergency room: This nurse may have some experience with cardiac patients, but their primary focus is on managing patients in emergency situations rather than providing postoperative care.

Based on the comparison of experiences and the patient's needs, the nurse with 2 years of experience in surgery (Option A) seems to be the most suitable choice to care for the patient who recently underwent a coronary artery bypass graft, as they likely have the most relevant experience in postoperative care and can address the patient's needs.